Æ40 - Gordian III ΛΟΛ ΞΕΝΟΦΙΛΟϹ ΑΡΧ Α ΤΟ Β ΤΗΜΕΝΟΘΥΡΕΥϹΙ

One interesting fact about this coin is that it features a rare and unique reverse design, depicting the goddess Athena standing on a prow, holding a spear and a shield. This design is not commonly found on coins of the Roman Empire, and its presence on this coin suggests that it may have been specifically minted for a military campaign or to commemorate a naval victory. Additionally, the use of the title "ΛΟΛ ΞΕΝΟΦΙΛΟϹ" (LOL XENOPHILOS) which means "foreigner-loving" in Greek, suggests that the coin may have been minted to promote unity and cooperation between different cultures and cities within the empire.